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Freight Thieves CaPsured.
A GANG THAT ROBBED THE soUTHERS PACIFIC m TIL
HANDS OF THE AUTHORITIES.

TUCSON, A T., OCTOBER 27-Systemattc roobtng
of freight cars on the Southern Pacific Railroad
has been going ON for months between Tucson and
HI Paso. Detectives have arrested j. Grifuth,
freight conductor, and Chas- Eddy and j. burch.
mela freight brakemen. The evidence pointed
strongly 10 them. All confessed their guilt, and
implicated others. More arrests Will be made. A
large amount OF goods has been stolen during the
last sax months and dlsposea OF at Tucson Benson,
Wilcox III Paso and Intermediate points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

NEW loRk, october 2s.-Ine Convention OF The
Nomens CeTlstlan Associations continued
here to-day. Lord kinnaird, Of London, and Prof.
Henry D.umlond OI Edinburgh. were the only
gentlemen admit. Ell TO tue Uonsention. Reports
were made Dy -selegates from different parts Of the
country on the co>dItion OF the work in their re-
spective Associations. Pspers by Miss q. Ballard,
Oh this city, and Mrs. NJ. j. EDWARDS VI ST. Louis
were read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS THINK THE DIFFICUI-
1Iks WILL BE ssTTLED IN SHORT TINE.
Notwithstanding the ali OF mystery which sur
rounds the reports from the seat OF the Crow In
dian difficulties, the officials at the War Depart
ment feel no uneasiness in the matter, and predict
that all the difficulties Will Oe settled in O snort
time. The dispatches rom Generals Terry and
Ruyer, recently received, while giving no import
ant Information, have been OF a tenor to satisfy
the Department that they have the upper hand Of
the Indians General kuger is regarded az one Of
the ab.est generals In the army, and the fact II
his presence In the field gives additional assur-
ance OF his ability TO settle the troubles The con-
centration OF troops is regarded the best means
OF subdung the Indians, UuC the fact that General
kuger found IL unnecessary TO order as many
troops to the vicinity as he had at first contem-
plated, gives the impression that the necessities
were not as great as supposed. The infOrmatiJ IN
that Secretary Endicott lald before the President
at the cabinet meetins to-day regarding The Indian
situation was OI u reaSSuring character.
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rHE CORNERSTONE LAID IN TIE RAIN.
They are Stealing Sc tiers Cattle Again
nnd from ble L. Pred.cte

ST. LOUIS, october 27.-Additional details OF
depredatiOns committed by the Apache Indians
near HoibroOk come from Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Nearly every ranchman has suffered more or less
the loss OF cattle from these marauding bands.
The slow movement OF the United States troops is
or uLlle, IL any assistance The rancherS are very
much incenSed and thres ten 10 take the law into
their Ow hands. They demand that Gov. Zulick'S
Recommendation In his last message TO Wa,alns-
ton be followed, aud the obnoxious red sAlnS re-
moved 10 Florida. The ApacneS are becuIniug
very annoying, and hostilues are liable 10 break
out a. any time.
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sales Of Real Essase.


Mr.. W. Clarence Duvan has Sold FOR $4,000
casn, has Two handsome dwellings,. Nos. 1sxS and
and 18Th street, 70 Mis-. Aary Lutz and Nj. Ar
drew h. DuyaA Ihe lots are 2oxlo3 ieet 70 lo'
loot alley.
s4s15 three los IA Caverys subdivision OF lots u
O.ock - OF Long MeaoowA
Marceln aiers mas bought Of Annie r LsatherA
ioa nsrh sS street Bet Seswesn &c and sssss nofh~ssi
been issued by the clerk OF The court 10 spencer
george Webb and Lucinda Mason; p. n. Gibbs and
Lucy r. woooIolA, Dotl VI Orange county, Va; W:
Llzzle smith; James r. Fedden ana Fannle A. Ben.
DER, o; Prince Georges County, No. john Curtin
and Rosa Webster; =. "; besli. Of Pitlspurg va.
galtI Foster; " IA. johnson and hate Moore; Dock
r. Commodore and Lucy johnson; James ID.
Belt, OF Frederick CO. Va: Grandson Holiday and
sarah Matthews; Frank L. Dunnebrcks u 4tch1-
gan, and Carrie {. crockett u Alabama
TKAcHERs % c~cHAs IN CorxT.-In the caeo q
NJ ID. Berlliz against -. ..aisn Suocn % restrain
tne latter iro,a Seaeh,ns imam lsngas y sh,s as
morning nled, by Mr.. ID. W. Glass,e, MS nnswef:
he says he knows 10 SUCH parties a. Beriiu ana
Jolly, and that The forMer Is berlixhelmef en1
Jolly Is one Armond lie admits his engagements
10 Teach mere, bul denies thai ne has slotA'eQ ~
contract, and asserts that ae l. teachiag scccs-
method, whieh he thinks b NOT the eos4A
9eehes.
Why MRs DORSEY ASSAULTED SYLVIA 0Rc--
Nrs Harrlat lbOrsey Was before The fullce CoufY
to-day charged with assauiting young t9loreo
woman ualaed SYLVIA Greel- ne ev1oence OF u10
nro.e.s1flou saowc.. that Ms Dorsey went 70 tn
complainanI's nous, where she found be- the
ds,enaans scn sy sfr5 from "a" his hoe snd tnrssss
min me woman ami tic boz. MrS Dorsey tod
ner sde of tue story. ada ,ou ssrAke herr" asked
tie fudge ..Weil I coult not stand the way my
INV was being treape-- SAID Mrk Dorsey. sOno
doilar,r said the Juage. "Thank you. sir" sa1A
NrS dorsey.
Mn. and Miss Garfield have arrived 81 Dournos
mouth, England, where Ilsey VIII stay Tor . peos
Charles Dickens delivered his nrst lscsusS q
America In New YORK last light
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NOT DONE BY APACHES.
1he Recent OUtrages i'm Mexico the
Work Of Disguised White Bandits.

Work Of Disguised White sBantiits.
ST. LOUIS october 27.-Further advices from the
Mexican iIOntier declare that the outrages CON-
mitted near Lake GuZman and COrvlli;as were not
committed by Indians, but renegade MeXicans
disguised. Tne raids OF the ApacheS have been 80
disastrous In uaies past that a report that they
are again out deterS ranchIng parties from pui-
suing Cattle thieves and sluusglers, giving such
outlaws opportunity for ESCAPE wita their booty.
The agents OF tie Apache reservations report no
Indians absent without leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

District Gsyernmens Affair.

PENSACOLA, FLA, october 2s.-rhe American
schooner Scotia. Iroan Mobile TO cuba, luInUef
laden, has poen lowed into Pensacola olsulAnIled.
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Another Fns Job for Ed,uburxh.

Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
LONDON, october 27.-The Duke OF Edinburgh,
the queens second son, after getting the command
ership OF the Mediterranean fleet. will proba-
bly, get the most coveted post In the seryice-the
commandership at Portsmouth, which is the chief
naval district OF England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

NoKrH ADAMS, MASS, OCTOBER 25.-Mary Hogan.
dauQnter OF Michael hogan. was fouad dead this
mofninQ In her room, having been suffocaIed BY
Coal gss IRON the stove. Another daughter,
younQer VIII not survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

NEW Y0RK OctuOer "a, IL q. m.-The opening OF
the stock market q, l1rm 70 strong this morning
ct advances over yesterdays ftnal ngures u from
= 70 x per cent generally, though Aissoun Pacnic
was up q. Tho market was active In early trading
but became cotnpara lively quiet later In the hour.
Further fractional gains were made In the nrst
Central was specially strong, rising ~ per cent,
an ,iH king C0atl at. loers si,if p fur.
ther change In tie maxket and af II O'Clock twas
mesa was moderately active, while Reauine, s.
PAU and New England were most conspacuOas m
tho trading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

LANcAsfKR. Pa, October 2s.-Isrcct p. Mayer, :
prominonL builder of this city, has made an as
signuent His liabilities viii probably exceed
$4,000 The assets consist OF city property.
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A Fx1rsDIr INVITE.

FRIENDLY INVITATION IS INTENDED
10 YOU To INSPECT OUR COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF MEMS AND YOUTHS
GARMENTS FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON OF Iss7-s.
oyERcoAT DEPARTMENT A SPECIAL
FEATURE
GEORGE sPRAxsx
oNR-PRIcE CLoTHIER
"ss 80 sEvENTH STREET NV
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TELLER JACAsON'S THEFT.

He Took Just $4,000 from the Sub.
Treasury Last Saturday and AOscOs.
ded-Mr. Canda will Have 90 lSear the
l.OSS,
NEW YORK, october 27.-The sub Treasury has
now los representative In Canada in the person OF
Henry jackson, its paying teller. He has gone
with exactly SIC, ,OC0 OF Uncle Sans money, but
there is this satisfaction The Treasury officials
that jackson might have TAX n more. he did not,
however, have access TO the vaults, more
stringent rules concernin. admission - the vaults
were made under the present Assistant Treasurer.
Jackson took the money, as Assistant Treasurer
Canda said to-day, oa last saturday, the day o. his
departure. Ills cash was carefully examined On
the 18Th inst. and lound TO be correct. ON the l1Ih
inst, when jackson was absent through illness,
Mr Canda said, his accounts were again gone
over and no deficit found. On Monday morning
last the discovery was made, and measures were
taken 10 intercept him, his default meanwhile be-
ins kept a secret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

Nxv Yoxx October27.-Counsel for c. q. FraRck-
lyn who Is under arrest ON a charge OF fraud pre-
ferred by - cousin, Sir Bache Cunard, has OBJ
tsined a. order 70 show cause on the 18th instant
~ dc saoHid te vacated 1hr psalis-
tin alisgss that Francklyn has 100000 q Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
MrSCFLLAvE0Os.

Alfred Duvall has Deen appointed an additional
private the police force, 10 serve at The LAnthi.
cum Institute, CeO!geUown.
Miss Clara Chamberlain has been INFORMED thAt
the advertising OF her property ior taxes was done
taroGgh mistake, ald Was corrected Is soon -
allen.lon was callel t0lL
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MIR. BLUNT CONVICTED.
He will Appeal from the Sentence OF
Two Months, 1mPrisOnmenl.

DUBLIN, october 27.-MrWilfrid Blunt, who was
arrested ut WOodtord on Sunday for speaking at
proclaimed meeting was to-day found guilty OF
violating the Irish crimes act and sentenced TO
Two months Imprisonment. NoJtce OF appeal
from the verdict was given by DEFENDANTS COUNSEL
Mr.. koche, q poor law guardian, OF Woodford,
who Was also arrested at sundays meeting, was
sentenced 10 three weeks Imprisonment without
hard Labor
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- TIE pIsIkIC, OF COLUMDIA. WASH

-
~ THE DISIKIC, OF COLUMpIA. WASH
lN6roS, DC ober 10, 1887.
Declining IL conclusive the public interests open
highway frUm the present terminus of Michigan
in nortneasterly direction along the oouu-
dairy Of the 0lenwood etery land the Juno ton
OF harewoOd and bu ker Hill roads, the Commission
duly surveyed and plat thereof prepared and led
this office.
In compliance with the requirements Of law, notice
is hereby given the proposed Opening and
of the highway aforesaid ell persons who have OBJ
eetons to present thereto called upon to attend
the Orce OF tue Commissioners at IL o'clock On
Commissions will give hearing all parties inter-
ested by order OF the Commissioners OF the District
of Columbia W. b. WEBB, President of the Boa rd of
ConIi:issiOners D. Z. o2O-2aw:}w
ATTENTION, BAKERS! SPECIAL MEET
49, ing of BAKERS ASSEMBLY, K OF L., at
DAY MORNING.
o24-tt. By order of Executive Board.
RS SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
20TH SERIES.
The first meeting TOR the payment Of dues Al per
share, will be held in the Assoc.at. .ons Hall No 81
7ih ST. NV. opp. Patent Of1ce, WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING November s.. 1857. at O'clock This associatiou
has met with great success. and paying per cent
interest To Withdrawing members. 1t advances maxi
monthly payment OF 40 ior the of 4I. .SU0. No
back dues to pay. Shares 81 each. Subscriptions TO
stock may be made at any time before the meeting
the Office of the Secretary and Treasurer Il LIS St
Il. where all information will be cheerfully xiyen
and constitutions III pamphlet Iorm furnished
ROBERT q. CAMPBELL. President
JNo. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, No
1416 st. NV. o1S-dtd
sIEBEL OWEN.
~ TAILORS,
Corner New York and 10th st.
fHs|ciass garments at reAsoable prices.
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YORK Herald to-day says: A letter was sent 20
District Attorney Martine BY Mr.. Dc Lancey In
forming him that ne had addressed letter % the
grand Jury asking for Investigation Of the acts
Of Gould and sage In the Kansas and Pactnc Rail-
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WHAT Mr.. cANDA SAYS.


Mr.. Canda said to-day: al know no way that has
been devised 10 prevent the paying tellers in banks
other Institutions from taking part OF the money
necessarily committed TO their charge IL tEey are
dishonest JacaSOn was appointed In February,
1879, ana was recommended by several OF the most
influential men in the city. he Was previously In
tde National Currency Bank and other financial In
stitutIons OF this city, occupying smaller salared
position Wh-n he Was nrsJ apo nUed he was pro-
inoled sucCcssitcy unl lac redcned ihe position Of
paying-iel.vr at $1,000 per annum under tue pres
ent assistant treasurer. He Was SelIposSess-d and
a capable man." Jackson Was not under bonds, so
Mr. Canda viii have TO bear the loss Mr.. Canda
spoSe o, tue default OF SiS5oOo under Assistant
Treasurer NillhouSe, o. SeyeTaI years ago, showing
that tLis is not the first loss OK The Kind the
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

PARDoNED BY THE PREslDRNT.-The President to-
day granted pardon to w. f. Jones, who was SEN
fenced May 5, 1887 In the northern district OF Ala
bama to nine months Imprisonment In jail for re-
Sistlng United States officer. The pardon was
granted on the ground that the punishment al
ready suffered Is IAN abundant vindicati0n OF the
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

In HONOR OF THE LATE E. B. WAsHBURNE.-The
Department OF State was closed to-day as mark
OF respect for the memory OF the late E. B. WASH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R SPECIAL NoTICE.-WASHINGTON D..
BIZ C.. octobe %. 1897: All wires attached in
w M as the perre House must be
within ten day iron date of this notice, otherwise
viii have ave them cut down. .w,111.Nu conn,pn
= Chspel THIs III ksDAY EVENING at
z 80 conducted by Rev. A. II. ZIMMERMAN. Reunion
4 Meeting for Ladies saturday ,. m. conducted by
Rev. a H. Zmmerman. Come to these meetings.
LECTURE ON ANTIOCH-TO-NI NIGHT, AT
49, l:3O OCLIOCh, ut the CHURCH OF The
CONENAN CDnnecticut ave y and 18th SITS. Mr..
Ii. c. BuLBULIAN. an Armen an will speak on the
City of Antioch. syria 1t
SPECIAL NOTICEi-F SHIP
- LODGE. No; II, /: o. .. f.. will hold an Open
ooei at ther & Zoo !. AVE- Msm s
il. '''''' ED'w I. PET iENG1LL. R. 8.
< REUNION OF FRIENDS OF WASH
> oundry church, FItIDAY EVENING 5sth instant,
com Iencing o'clock. Interesting exercises. Good
Election of officers by Young Peoples Assoc iation
Praise service in charge OF Rev. A. II. Zimmerman.
X - KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE. : ALL
D. are requested to meet at Mystic shrine Hall. 14l2
fennsylyania ave. n-w.. THURSDAY EVE. 9Th inst.
Members OF sister lodges coruisly invited o262'
x-. SPECIAL. / HAVE RETAINED DESK
- In the sto.e Of my successors, Aaessrs. Car.
tra sactins business every day m to 10 O'Clock
an i s9a from to O'Clock NJ up firth ItnFg rGlice
- LUNG SPECIALIST. Will resume practice
81 Wizards. on MO DAI, WEDNESDAY and al
. bAl. petinnins November 2. Free consultation.
N- TO THE BUSINESS MEN. CITIZENS
AND RESIDENTS
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OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
- DIS iklCT OF CO-UABIA, WAsHISGToN,
OctoUer %, 1oS1.-Ihe taxpayers of the District will
take notice hat the undersigned has r-cei ed he du
kicate OF assossinents OF taxes Tor the 'year ling
June 3O 1885, aud Will be ready eive paymen
,ahes at THIS OIce from and after tue FIRST DAi OF
NOSEMBEE. 1887. Onehalf Of s.id tax is due No
vember l. 1887: the other half May l, 1855 ON so
much Of tue frs; half Of said tax due November l.
1884, snail not be paid during said month penalty
Of two co cent will be added the hrst day Of
each succeeding month thereafter until the same is
paid. or otherwise proceeded with tine law directs
The law IMPOSES like penalty for nou, ayIient of
second hall due May /. 1883. not paid within said
mouth Of May. JOHN +. COOK, Collector VI lakes,
2.l-6t -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

Nn. and Miss Garfield have arrived sf Dournss
mouth England, where IAey VIII stay Tor . peo
Ionged period.
Charles Dickens delivered his nrst lscsuS0
America IN New YORK last naghL
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THE WHITE RUBRON WOMEN.
Their Fight Against the Liquor Traffic
and Impure Literature.

CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE ". c. T.
U.-REsoLUTi0Ns CALLING FOR PROHIBITION IN THE
D1sTRIcr-AN ACCOUNT OF TIE CRUSADE AGAINST
THE ''NUDB IN ART"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

The CABINET MEETHG.-All the members OF the
Cabinet, except Secretary whitney, were present
al the regular Cabinet meeting to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

III. F. WooDAnn & Co
BEG TO REQUEST YOUR PRESENCE
AT THEIR OPENING DISPLAY OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS AT THEIR
NEW STORE. coRNER OF 18TH AND
= STREETS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20.
1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

MARRIED AT AsBURY PARK.-MiSS Mary Percy
Gordon, the el0est daughter OF Capt. George S.
Gofuon OF the 9th cavalry, was married at
AsbGFy Park, New jersey, yesterday, In Trinity
Episcopal Clurch, TO Commissioner Alfred Dunlap
Bailey OF ASUury Park. Or. Asher 5. Burton was
best man. Miss Bessie Gordon, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF nOnor, and Miss Virgie Waugh
and -d1ss I.otiie v. Mayneid, bOtn OF west WASH
fnsLon, were the bridesmaids. I. Frank Appieby
and j. IoWnley Crane were The uShero The bride
V-snape and elabordtely trimmed with ducn-
esSe Lace. Her long veil was caught To her head
by d diamond pin. 1ne three attendants wore
llgnJ canary-cOlored dresses. The. bride was given
away by her Iather, VINO wore his Iuii UNIFORM.
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AN ALNsAoUsE COMPLAINT.

Gorilla Cralg an inmate Vi The almsnouse, has
coInpialned 10 tie Commissioners that superin-
dent SJoatenburl wlll not permit her 10 store her
furniture part VI the building, ana also that she
Was Iorcel u do work wien unable on account of
IA health. Mr. sJouIenourgh reports Lhat ne re-
fused " grant her request on the ground that it
does not come under AIS jurisdiction Referring
u ne. colplalIt ne states that she was asked TO
keep her ruom and passage way clean, and even
This was not required when excused by the physi-
clan.
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o25.6t

THE PALACE MARKET HAS PRE-
o. pared list VI market supplies which its Iat-
ros Will hnd con yenient prep@rI their
daily orers send for the list, make up your order.
statlns exactly wnat Is wanted. aud you will be
prised at the annoyance saved Everything rstclass
al regular market rates FRANK j. TlBBEiS,
O2.p-6t prDprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

CONSUL APPoNTED.-The President to-day ap-
pointed Victor vifquain OF Nebraska, 20 be United
states consul at Colon AspinwalE, Republic OF Co
lOmbfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $780,, ,22l; customs. s6e4. .975.
The Atlanta and Ossipee arrived at New York
to-day.
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ssTOO Technically

THREE MEN CONVICTED OF STEALING POOL TICKET.
The case OF Jas. Edwards aud Ward Vaughn,
whites, and Geo. Slaughter, c0lOred, charged with
picking The pocket OF Nj. Augustus c. sohne OF
race ticket while the latter was on the race track
Tuesday afternoon, was taken up in the Police
Court to-day. Ar. Carrtngton appeared for the
DEFENDANTS and pleaded not yuidy. M.
Sohne testified that Tuesday afternoon .
French mutual ticket on "SwiiJ" was stolen
IrUm him. The ticket, he said, cost him 6,
and when the races were over 1t paid Sl7.3O. ON
crOss-examinauOn witness SAID The ticket Was
stolen ABOUT the time the horses were In the
"stretcn," and before the race was decided.
Mr. CarriLgton said that there were several
horses In The Face, and as the race was not over
the ticket was OF no value at the time it Was
stolen.
The judge said that the point was "too tech
nicaL"
witness said he saw two of the defendants fol.
lowing n1ln, and complained to the detectives, VINO
arrested Lne defendants. Geo. Mcdonald testified
thai ne saw one Ol The DEFENDANTS get U ticket
"Swift" cashed, and another delend,nI asked for
his part OF the money. Detective Horne testified
to the arrest and conflicting Statements made by
the Defendants Detectives AahOn and Carter
gave similar testimony. The money taken from
Lne defendants amounted to $1395, and the ticket
paid $3.50.
MI. Darlington said there was no testimony
against Vaughn, and thought he was emitted to a
discharge.
The judge said 1t was as clear as daylight that
they We're three thieves pooling their ISSUES, and
gave them six months each. MI. CarlinRtOn noted
an appeal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-11-25

In a recent interview, congressman
Smith, the labor representative from
Milwaukee, expressed himself in favor
of the passage of tariff reform bill
On this question the Wisconsin dele
CATION will stand in the tiftieth as it
stood in the forty-ninth congress, with
two votes in favor of tariff reduction.
Only for the shameful defeat of \. X.
Delaney, in the second district, there
would have been gain of one vote to
the tariff reformers If the passage of
reform bill should fail by 4 close
vote there would be very large ac
count to charge up against those dem
otrats who, throwing principle to the
dogs. voted to send Richard Gunther,
a high tariff republican to congress,
simply because the leader of their
choice had been defeated in the nomi-
mating convention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-11-25

The patent on drive wells was re-
Gently declared invalid by the supreme
court ut Washington. The decision
was rendered in the case of Andrew
Green and others against George
Hovey, appealed from the southern
district of Iowa The court holds that
the fact now made to appear for the
first tine in the litigation that the in
yention was used in public at Cortland,
\. Y, by others than Green more than
two years before application for patent
was made is fact which is fatal to
the patents validity. The decree of
of the circuit court in favor of the
alleged infringer, Hovey, is affirmed.